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Pella Chronicle

Location

Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1925

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Otley News Highlights Local Church and School Events

The Ladies Aid of the Reformed church meet this week at Mrs Will Jelsma to prep for the annual bazaar and picnic. The Baptist church interior walls are being redecorated by Mr Van Vark of Pella. Rev H Walkotten funeral attended in Pella. Otley folks visit from Reasnor and Prairie City. Otley school closes Friday with a Thursday night program. Various residents and visitors mentioned including Brownie Frazer, Mrs Martha Kelderman, and Leon Weyers. A farmers union meeting at the Otley schoolhouse discussed forming an organization. Leon Weyers remains poorly.

Ladies Aid of the Reformed Church Will Jelsma van Vark Pella H. Walkotten Bud Breen Reasnor Otley J. H. van Zante Prairie City Leon Weyers Brownie Frazer Martha Kelderman Chicago J. B. Vriezelaar Oskaloosa H. L. Renaud John Freekens Albert Poe Des Moines Arne Vriezelaar Family Henry Vriezelaar

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